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Ten Practices. One Plan.

Each practice is a consultant's domain. Take one, or take the whole business — the plan is written so the pieces fit, and every price is said before the work starts.

What You Get, by Function.

Every practice produces the same two things: a written plan a consultant stands behind, and the deliverables that make it real — built, reviewed line by line, and signed before they ship.

Brand & Positioning

Who you are, in one sentence a customer repeats.

  • Positioning and messaging
  • Name, identity and voice
  • Brand system and templates
  • Launch plan
Web & Digital Presence

A site that answers the questions a buyer asks before calling.

  • Site strategy and structure
  • Design and build
  • Content and search
  • Analytics that answer questions
Hiring & Organization

The next three hires, in the right order, with scorecards.

  • Org design and role charters
  • Scorecards and interview guides
  • Compensation bands
  • Onboarding plans
Market Research & Intelligence

What the market is, who is in it, and where the room is.

  • Market maps and sizing
  • Competitor and pricing scans
  • Customer interviews and surveys
  • Opportunity briefs
Proposals & Capture

Bid the ones you can win. Then win them.

  • Bid / no-bid decisions
  • Capture plans
  • Proposal writing and pricing review
  • Past-performance library
Finance & Accounting Setup

Books you can run the business from, not just file taxes with.

  • Chart of accounts and bookkeeping system
  • Cash forecasts
  • Pricing and margin models
  • Board-ready reporting
Operations & Systems

How the work gets done when you are not in the room.

  • Process maps and SOPs
  • Tooling and automation
  • KPIs and an operating cadence
  • Vendor and subcontract management
Sales & Go-to-Market

An offer, a pipeline, and a way to work it every week.

  • Ideal customer and offers
  • Pipeline and CRM setup
  • Outreach playbooks
  • Partner channels
Relationship Intelligence

Who holds the money, who is friendly, and who to call next.

  • Stakeholder maps by program and organization
  • Pipeline and disposition ratings from collected intelligence
  • Reach — the money each stakeholder can touch
  • Weekly target lists, blockers and coverage gaps
Pricing & Negotiation

Where we started: the terms behind the number.

  • Rate benchmarks and target positions
  • Negotiation strategy
  • Terms, milestones and cash-flow planning
  • Program structure and lock-in
And

Whatever the Diagnosis Turns Up

A lease to renegotiate, a partner to vet, a compliance gap, a succession question. If it is part of running the business, a consultant can plan it and the bench can build it.

Three Ways In. Every Price Up Front.

Every engagement is priced in writing before it starts. Take one step or take all three — the diagnostic decides which practices come first.

  1. The Diagnostic

    A senior consultant reads the whole business and writes what has to happen first, and why
    Length: Two weeks
    Price: Fixed fee, quoted before we start
    You keep: The written read, whether or not we go further

    For owners who know something has to change and want it named, sequenced and priced.

  2. Plans & Builds

    The brand system, the site, the hiring plan, the books, the proposal, the pricing model — built, reviewed line by line, and signed
    Length: Weeks per deliverable, not quarters
    Price: Fixed price per plan and per deliverable, scoped from the diagnostic
    You keep: Everything, with a consultant's name on it

    For owners who need the thing built, not recommended.

  3. The Bench

    An operating review, the numbers that matter, the next plan, and a consultant on call
    Cadence: Monthly
    Price: A monthly retainer, cancel any month
    You keep: A plan that stays current and a consultant who already knows the business

    For owners who want a strategy team on call without putting one on the payroll.

Senior Consultants. No Slide Factory.

The consultant who writes your plan stays on it, with practice leads behind them who have run the functions they advise on — not a partner who sells and strangers who deliver. Research, drafts, models, sites, scorecards and SOPs come from that team, reviewed line by line, signed before they ship.

A Named Owner, Backed by a Team

The consultant named in the proposal owns the plan from the first read to the last signature; the practice leads behind them do the work in their lanes. No hand-offs to people you never met.

Held Apart, per Client

Your material stays inside your engagement, under NDA on request, and nothing is shared without your sign-off.

A Name on Every Deliverable

If something is wrong, you know who to call — and they fix it, at our cost.

Never a Contingent Fee

We are paid for the plan and the work, not a share of what you win. Our advice is not for sale to the other side of your table.

Ready to Build Something Worth Owning?

Tell us the business and the decision in front of you. A consultant reads it within one business day. You have a plan with a price on it within a week.